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how to turn off display

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We went to the drive in theater a couple weeks ago and the Display on turbo is so bright, is there a way to turn display off?

Also, and this may be a stupid question, but having the car idle for 2-4hrs for the double feature... is this bad or can damage anything. It will be in the 40'-50's tonight, but I would shoot myself if I did anything like that. I say stupid because I have driven the car for 14 hrs straight, but I don't know if maintaining an idle is different.

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If I understand your question, you went to a drive-in movie and sat in your car with the engine idling for a couple of hours while watching the movie?! Didn't everyone around you complain to the management? I thought in the owners manual Porsche says not to leave the engine idling for long periods of time, although all I could find on a quick look says not to leave the car idling for long periods while unattended

Was this just to keep the heater going? Or to play the movie through the car speakers? If for the heater, my '08 Cayenne S has a "REST" button that keeps the heat coming out for a while. If speakers, I think you can adjust the brightness of the display by the speedometer and also for the PCM screen. Or you could just throw a blanket on the dash to cover up the display

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